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Educators Unite to Get PPE Into the Hands of First Responders
It’s not every day that educators get called in to help in the midst of a crisis. However, across the state and across the nation, educators with access to 3-D printing materials and supplies are being called upon to help first responders in their most neediest of...Read more ›
Pathways of Support: Remote and Online Learning Planning
In partnership with Dr. Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa, neuroscience education researcher and Harvard professor, CUE stands by to support schools and districts with vetted and research-based resources. There is significant research that demonstrates the powerful learning...Read more ›
Human Touch and Scientific Rigor: Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa Spring CUE Keynote Speaker
Guest post by Spring CUE Keynote Speaker Tracey Tokuhama-Espinosa I grew up in Berkeley, California in the 1960s. I was a love child. My parents eloped in the first year of college and as a result, it took my mother 10 years to graduate, having my two sisters very...Read more ›
Let Students Lead
Computer Science Education Week is this week, sparking excitement in an ever-growing educational conversation about the importance of coding in K-12 curriculum. According to Code.org, only 34 states have created K-12 computer science standards, even though 67% of all...Read more ›